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VMware NSX Cookbook

You're reading from   VMware NSX Cookbook Over 70 recipes to master the network virtualization skills to implement, validate, operate, upgrade, and automate VMware NSX for vSphere

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781782174257
Length 584 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Getting Started with VMware NSX for vSphere FREE CHAPTER 2. Configuring VMware NSX Logical Switch Networks 3. Configuring VMware NSX Logical Routing 4. Configuring VMware NSX Layer 2 Bridging 5. Configuring VMware NSX Edge Services Gateway 6. Configuring VMware NSX Distributed Firewall (DFW) and SpoofGuard 7. Configuring Cross-vCenter NSX 8. Backing up and Restoring VMware NSX Components 9. Managing User Accounts in VMware NSX 10. Upgrading VMware NSX 11. Managing and Monitoring VMware NSX Platform 12. Leveraging the VMware NSX REST API for Management and Automation 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Restoring NSX Controller Nodes


The NSX Controller Nodes do not need to be backed up, as they retrieve the configuration from NSX Manager. In the case where NSX controllers were deleted, are missing from the configuration/UI, failed to re-join the cluster, or we are experiencing multiple controller failure, the NSX Controller Nodes can be restored by redeploying a new set of NSX Controller Nodes.

Note

The supported procedure to redeploy NSX Controller Nodes is to delete all three existing controller nodes, deploy three new controller nodes, and perform a controller state update.

Getting ready

Before redeploying the controller nodes, first delete the existing failed controller nodes from the NSX deployment. You should be logged into the vSphere Web Client as an Enterprise Administrator or NSX Administrator.

Note

When there are no NSX Controller Nodes in the system, the hosts operate in "headless" mode. New VMs or vMotioned VMs will have networking issues until new controllers are deployed and the...

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